Inturai Adds DomeCommand Capabilities for Drone Defense
Inturai announced in a press release that its proposed acquisition of DomeCommand would expand its counter drone command and control capabilities for airports, logistics hubs, and other critical infrastructure.
The company said DomeCommand includes a deterministic solver for optimized engagement plans, AI reasoning agents that provide explainable judgment, and an audit trail linked to evidence for each decision.
Inturai said it is in a 12 week proof of capability program for DomeCommand with the European Defence Tech Hub. The company is targeting initial milestones in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The announcement also cited German authorities investigating an explosives laden drone found at Leipzig/Halle Airport. Inturai said it was not involved in that incident.
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